HASTE MAKE WASTE

 Why are you in a hurry? Why? Why do you want to jump the queue? Are you worried that all your mate will be too far ahead and you will find it extremely hard to catch up? Are you worried that they are married and nothing is coming for you yet on that phase? Oh, you are really worried you can't take care of your parents yet while others are buying cars and building houses for their own? So, that set you on the fast lane? Now, you want to do anything to get anything. Now, you want to go to any extent in becoming rich or in joining those that are happening around? Yes, you have prayed and waited but nothing is forthcoming. Yes, you fasted and have all requisite degrees and all, but no serious breakthrough. I understand the way you feel. Young man, let these issues not push you to rush ahead of your destiny. Let it not push you to make haste. Haste makes waste. In fact, you can be sure that anything done in haste will contain huge lapses and shortcomings. You can be sure the end is not always palatable.  Seriously, what you are going through is tedious and you may lack words to describe the feeling of that stagnancy or barrenness. Words from mentors now seems not to make sense again and it look like they really don't understand you again. Now, you have decided to take any route. You have decided to do the ignoble just to get out. Now, you are in haste. You want to catch up with everything you've "missed". You want to match your friends and so every advice to take the shortcuts are the best wisdoms around you. Every advice to go against God's word in getting wealthy and comfortable is morally justifiable. Young man, that path is dangerous for you. That path is a broad one and its always free, no hitch, no road blocks, no bends and all. But the end of it is destructive. God is not sleeping over your matter. He is active and his timing is never late. Once he balances all equations with his parameters of judgement, you will be good to go. Everything will be in order and in place. Sarah was waiting for years in order to get fruit of the womb: the covenant child. But she lost it when she reached menopause and nothing can naturally happen again as per child bearing. She made haste in deciding the next move for her husband. She got him convinced of running ahead of God' s promises. She sought the alternatives and she got what she wanted but that was the beginning of   a deeper degree of sorrow. The child she wanted came by her maid but her sorrow multiplied to the extent of asking her husband to send the result of her hasty decision away from the covenant child. She forgot it was menopause and not menostopped. Young man, be careful not to rush and make haste because things are not looking like it yet. Be patient a little more and the results of your waiting will come. Don't make haste, it may waste   your life or deform what are you designed to become. 

Reference: Proverb 9 v 2,  Genesis 16 

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